Tea tree oil question.

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Emily M.

Feb 6, 2014

Emily M.

Never pop! it scars, and lasts 10x longer than your pimple would. anyway, I love tea tree oil. apply it right before bed, and it should have shrunken a ton by morning then you'll just have some redness got can coverup.

Emily M.

Feb 6, 2014

Emily M.

Umm! I can't cover those either ): it's so hard! personally I would work around it because if you try to cover it with concealer it just looks worse. maybe try a light powder?

Sarah H.

Feb 6, 2014

Sarah H.

Use a brush to cover the scab. It won't be covered completely. Honestly I wouldn't put anything on it.

Diana T.

Feb 6, 2014

Diana T.

Try clinique's acne concealer it's awesome at covering redness n any raised bumps - it has a green tint to it to cancel the red and it also color matches to whatever is already on your face if you layer it over foundation - it's liquid and a matte finish so it won't highlight the area n make it worse unless you get a lighter color than your skin tone... Tea tree takes a while to work but immediately it reduces redness n swelling but it's not very noticeable - try the Clinique concealer it's awesome n has salicylic acid in it to help the acne heal instead of making it worse.

Diana T.

Feb 6, 2014

Diana T.

But if you use 100% pure tea tree you need to dilute it before you use it so look up instructions before using it.

Kitty K.

Feb 6, 2014

Kitty K.

I find that you can never see dryness with cream. So try a cream concealer instead of a liquid one.

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